There are no bandwidth tiers to buy here. Every VM gets an unthrottled multi-gigabit port on one flat high-speed fabric, with 5 TB of external and 50 TB of internal traffic included each month.
Packet processing is offloaded to hardware on every node: the network does not steal your guest CPU, and east-west latency stays minimal.
The theoretical ceiling between your VMs on the fabric. In practice: your internal traffic runs as fast as your guests can push it, and 50 TB a month of it is included.
The SDN dataplane runs in network hardware, not in software on the host. Your vCPUs do compute; the fabric does packets.
The only network meter is traffic volume, and the included allowances cover most workloads entirely. No port speeds to choose, ever.
A default router and network are created with your account, so the first VM needs zero setup. Everything below is there when you outgrow the defaults.
Isolated L2 segments with your CIDR. VMs talk directly inside a network; separate environments get separate networks. Free.
Internet gateways with public IPv4 and IPv6, NAT for the networks behind them. One router serves many networks. The first one is free.
A stateful firewall on every VM from minute one: sensible default rules, fully editable, free. Outbound SMTP is closed by default to keep the IP space clean.
Dual-stack IPv4 + IPv6 on any VM for €0.50 a month. Floating IPs move between VMs for zero-downtime failover; floating IPv6 is free.
DNAT on the router's public IP: one external port to one VM, no dedicated IP needed. The free way to expose SSH or a single service. Never billed.
L4 balancing for TCP and UDP with its own dedicated public IP, or a private VIP for internal tiers. Flat price per balancer, backends free.
Every ServersCamp load balancer ships with Warden built in: it does not just spread traffic, it watches it.
The full security story: serverscamp.com/warden
The pattern most teams end up with, and the one we recommend from day one.
Your internet gateway. Public IPs live here and on the few VMs that truly face the internet.
Prod and staging in separate segments. Internal services talk over the fabric, fast and free.
The load balancer takes the public traffic and the attacks; your app VMs stay private behind it.
Hands-on guide: Create a network and connect it to a router
The defaults are already waiting in your account. The rest takes minutes.
